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I've searched here and on Google, however most of the advice is "check your BIOS and Drivers and make sure they're all up to date"
However, is there a systematic way to debug/diagnose sleep problems on Windows computers? An event log that can tell you what happened to cause your PC to wake or sleep and when?
I'm specifically looking for tools that can help diagnose/debug sleep issues in general.
What sleep problem(s) are you having? Won't Sleep? Won't wake up? Sleeps but wakes right back up? – Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 – 2011-05-12T16:04:40.660
My specific problem is that my computer won't go to sleep. When I put it to sleep manually it will at some point in the night wake up but I don't know when. It does not happen immediately, or possibly for hours but at some point it wakes up. My question here though is about generic ways of debugging sleep issues regardless of what the specific issue is. I think I should add I'm specifically looking for tools. – Jim – 2011-05-12T16:08:31.400